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BabaNJ

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Latest build a California dial date day
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This watch is risky while driving i keep glancing at my wrist how light reflects from the golden hands/markers

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BabaNJ

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Latest build with Gen tudor date day linen dial, waiting on gen rolex 18k bezel gen crown and better bracelet


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I received my new Watchgecko strap yesterday and I am absolutely delighted with it. For roughly $25 US I imagine to get even a slightly better strap I'd need to spend 3 to 4 times that money. The black leather meshes superbly with the dial and the studs accentuate the tool watch aesthetic. The brushed surfaces on the studs and buckle are near a match for the watch case. Honestly this strap looks like it was made for this watch.

Here are a couple of shots.

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A thought just occurred to me: Do any of you guys ever glue the sliding keeper to a specific spot near the end of the strap, so as to keep a long end more secure and not catching on things?
 
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I received my new Watchgecko strap yesterday and I am absolutely delighted with it. For roughly $25 US I imagine to get even a slightly better strap I'd need to spend 3 to 4 times that money. The black leather meshes superbly with the dial and the studs accentuate the tool watch aesthetic. The brushed surfaces on the studs and buckle are near a match for the watch case. Honestly this strap looks like it was made for this watch.

Here are a couple of shots.



A thought just occurred to me: Do any of you guys ever glue the sliding keeper to a specific spot near the end of the strap, so as to keep a long end more secure and not catching on things?

Pictures aren't working for me, but I have sewn keepers into bands before. Glue would work but stitching is more easily/cleanly removable if needed.